Category Research And Study

Highlighting progressive research and studies on Canadian politics, the environment, social issues, policies, institutions, systems, people, values, foreign policy, the military, war and peace.

David Suzuki: Extinction crisis signals that it’s time to change course

A new comprehensive report points to a potential human-induced wild-animal population "extinction crisis unlike any since dinosaurs disappeared 65 million years ago." David Suzuki helps us make sense of it all.

The Canadian Progressive
November 10, 2016

Canada-EU trade deal undermines public interest regulation, workers: study

The Canada-EU trade deal, CETA, "will elevate the rights of corporations above workers and the environment and undermine government regulatory flexibility," new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives finds.

The Canadian Progressive
September 30, 2016

Canada-EU trade deal CETA a major threat food safety: Report

A new report warns that the Canada-EU trade deal CETA could threaten food safety and the greater public interest. Meanwhile, a group of Germany NGOs have launched a massive constitutional lawsuit against the deal.

Obert Madondo
September 1, 2016

Climate Change Threatens Coastal British Columbia First Nations Fishing Traditions

A new study says climate change threatens fishing traditions that have sustained First Nations along Canada's Pacific coast for thousands of years. The study found that climate change could reduce fish species such herring and salmon, "which are among the most important species commercially, culturally, and nutritionally for First Nations," by up to 50 percent by 2050.

Obert Madondo
January 17, 2016

Alberta more progressive than you think, survey finds

A new survey of Albertans' political attitudes on current policy areas found that more Albertans self-identify as progressive than conservative. A majority of them (51%) believe that the province has gone progressive in the past year alone.

Obert Madondo
January 7, 2016

Climate change will harm the world’s poorest children “first, hardest, and longest”

In a new report titled Unless We Act Now, UNICEF says "climate change will harm the poorest and most vulnerable children first, hardest, and longest.” The time to act is now!

The Canadian Progressive
December 10, 2015

Pentagon Official Shoots Down Stephen Harper’s Baseless F-35 Fighter Jet Warning

A top Pentagon official has shot down Stephen Harper's baseless warning that the country's aerospace sector lose billions if Canada ditches its planned multibillion dollar F-35 fighter jet purchase.

Obert Madondo
September 23, 2015

Victoria is the best city to be a woman in Canada: Study

A new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives reveals that Victoria is the best city to be a woman in Canada.

Obert Madondo
July 15, 2015